"The Evidence Will Follow The Anointing" is a powerful statement, often used in Christian teaching and preaching to emphasize that when God truly anoints someone (calls, empowers, or sets them apart), the fruit or results will eventually become visible. Here’s a breakdown of what that means: 🔥 1. The Anointing Comes First Anointing refers to the empowerment or calling by the Holy Spirit to carry out a specific task or purpose—whether in ministry, leadership, healing, or any area of service. When God anoints someone, it often happens before the visible success or impact is seen. Like David being anointed as king long before he took the throne (1 Samuel 16), the calling is often private or early, and the visible proof comes later. 🌱 2. Evidence Grows Over Time Evidence refers to the outward signs: changed lives, miracles, wisdom, transformed situations, or clear fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22–23). These follow naturally as the anointed person walks in obedience and alignment with God’s purpose. Jesus said: “You will know them by their fruits” (Matthew 7:16). The fruit (evidence) proves the tree (anointing). 🕊️ Key Takeaway You don’t have to prove yourself when you are truly anointed by God. Stay faithful, and in time, the results will speak for themselves. You won’t need to strive for validation—God’s hand on your life will make it clear.